PrimeTime101

mmhm! While id like to keep race out of the forums in general. I get it

People are to quick the blame a usual suspect when it turns out being something else.

I will just list. #1. Morse.. He missed his assignment twice and his pff has been on the decline over the last 3 years. He needs to stop blocking thin air... #2. The is no game planning in preseason. #3. We have not seen much of Knox and Kincaid on the field at the same time. I think if this were properly game planned, Knox gets his hands on One of the best Ends in the League Watt. IF you think that Brown is going to have one of the best DE in the league alone all game then that is delusional. There are not many Tackles that can take Watt alone period. #4 Huge over reaction on Brown.. the dude played better then we thought after looking at all 22. I mean? He was left ALONE most of the time against a premier DE.. come on. #5 O'Line communication in general was bad at times. #6 That Illegal block to the block was bs. It was shoulder to shoulder, no hands on the back and the dude at the same time dived towards the RB. Refs need glasses.... #7 JA twice side stepped when he should have just stepped up into the pocket, making our tackles do an impossible job of having to anchor even more.. that no good. #8 Twice cook had 2 amazing blocks right in the middle against LBS. his lower body is better #9 2nd and 2? bounce inside not outside on that run and just worry about getting the run to a first down... not a "home run" Penalties. If anyone should worry about anything right now? Its the Penalties. Undisciplined BS. IF they going to play like they back in college then treat them that way and start making them do laps for stupid penalties. This is 100% a reflection on coaching and should worry you the most. The good news is? it was just preseason. We tried new things, new formations, for gods sake they had Davis blocking one the inside on a run play lol... that did not work but they had to try. lol I think we all at first over reacted but when you see the all 22 Dan explains it the best on early drive

Oh I've heard of you' then O Tally O Too Da Loo Move on. see ya later

I think we did this already... not really a nickname but Road House "The Name IS Dalton" has been referred to Kincaid a few times. Just Dalton for me.

I will give you one that is not being talked about... The preseason before we came out with the 4-3 early.. then tampa 1 a play or 2 mixed in with nickel defense. This game was Vinela nickel all game long... I sincerely hope that is not the game plan on defense moving forward... We do not have the MLB for that kind of defense.

Its been said already Peters RT. IDK anything. I am not the GM. But any fan can see what we have at RT is not working.

and you think after all these years, he going to be just fine playing RT? his RT snaps in college were limited

What makes you think Dawkins can play RT. Everyone thinks these players are interchangeable from left to right. they not.

brilliant reply... Peters had a pff of 70 last year.

only some snaps in college

Sign a Real RT and a REAL Backup QB NOW folks....

at this point I would trade the house for a really good RT.. Just get it done... Beane has to see that Brown is a backup at BEST

"lol"

maybe we can get @Simon to crack her open for ya and make it 27 times

Goodfellas (for those that don't know the phrase) *** warning Foul Language.

leaving a silly giphy like i do is one thing buuut... its not that big of a deal. Some things in life, you have fun with and move on.

Wow man. just searched in google (Who was the K gun offense named after) Right on top it says "Keith McKeller The "K-Gun" offense is commonly thought to be named after quarterback Jim Kelly, but was actually named for Keith McKeller, a 6-foot-6-inch (1.98 m), 245-pound (111 kg) dual-threat tight end." takes 2 seconds to look up. Why are you making something up off of nothing. Kelly might of been the main leader of the K-Gun but it was named AFTER McKeller. Period. End of story. Have a nice day bro.

I dont think he does. he is playing with the 3's and 4's.

Lots of Goalline running is by JA though. Its different when you have a big back like we do now + Josh Allen back there that poses huge threats. When you have a big threat in the backfield with Allen, its going to force more in the middle of the field leaving chip passes outside more free. I think Kincaid will help here lots too because other then Knox we have not had a big bodied WR out there. I think the dynamics of this fix itself.

and you think that depth chart is set in stone? ? people are still fighting for position.. and if you think its because they read this depth chart then you made my point.

why did you bring back this thread? Just to troll?